Forsyth County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Forsyth County
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Northwest Boulevard Streetscape feasibility study implementation, focusing on walkability, safety, and aesthetics between University Parkway and North Liberty Street.
Replacement of a chiller, cooling tower, and boiler serving the Department of Social Services and Public Health Facilities.
The Electric Department is awarding a lump-sum, per-circuit tree trimming contract to Asplundh Tree Expert for $1,750,000 to maintain clearance along 107.7 line miles and 4,381 spans of overhead lines. Competitive RFP responses and detailed circuit vegetation assessments were used to select Asplundh as lowest responsible bidder. The main trimming decision is made, but extensive vegetation and removals suggest ongoing arborist, GIS, and reliability-related needs.
The Commission awarded a water distribution system improvements construction contract to Baker Underground, Inc. for $5,970,480. The project covers over 9,800 feet of new 4- to 12-inch waterlines, bore-and-jack segments, sampling stations, and automatic flushing devices across neighborhoods and a rural highway. This locks in the primary contractor but highlights a multi-site infrastructure upgrade where equipment suppliers, inspection firms, and service providers can pursue add-on work, future phases, or partnerships with Baker.
The Utility Commission approved agreements with developers to install water and sanitary sewer mains for Harmon Clemmons Phases 1 and 2. Developers will fund about $437,050 in water work and $1,401,000 in sewer work, including mains, hydrants, manholes, and a lift station. This is private development work but reveals upcoming subdivision build-out and utility infrastructure needs in Clemmons, useful for construction, materials, and inspection vendors seeking subcontract roles with the project teams.
Restroom renovation project at 3820 North Liberty Street, including two bid alternates for an additional restroom and a unisex restroom.
The Electric Utilities Department is increasing its AMI System contract with Tantalus Systems by $102,198.12 to cover equipment tariffs incurred during implementation, bringing the total to $7,129,478.20. The AMI project is substantially complete, with final invoices outstanding. This is decided work but reveals Tantalus as the AMI incumbent and a large smart metering deployment that will need ongoing support, integrations, and potentially future upgrades.
The Commission approved a $1.6 million change order to KRG Utility, Inc.’s Phase 7 sewer rehabilitation contract, increasing the total from $5,689,690. Added work covers more gravity sewer rehab coordinated with street resurfacing plus $500,000 reserved for emergency response until a new infrastructure improvement contract is executed later this year. This shows ongoing trenchless and open-cut rehab activity and signals that a new, separate infrastructure contract is planned soon, a key upcoming opportunity for sewer rehab vendors.
The City is executing a five-year contract with 5S Technologies for Cisco Nexus core network infrastructure services totaling $718,508.68. This likely includes hardware, support, and possibly design and implementation for the City’s core network. The platform and integrator are selected, but such multi-year network projects generate ongoing needs for monitoring tools, complementary systems, and future refresh planning.
High Point is awarding a $595,949.09 contract to Gitto Enterprises for the Ragan and E. Russell Culvert Replacements Project. This is a capital drainage improvement replacing failing culverts. The construction award is decided, but work may require materials suppliers, subcontractors, and later asset management or resilience planning around storm infrastructure.
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Government Agencies in Forsyth County, North Carolina
19 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Winston-salem Urban Area MPO
Winston-salem State University
Wake Forest University
University of North Carolina School of the Arts
Town of Walkertown
Town of Lewisville
Town of Kernersville Town
Salem College
Piedmont Triad Regional Council
Piedmont Triad Regional Council
Housing Authority of the City of Winston-salem
Forsyth Technical Community College
Forsyth County Schools
Forsyth County
Clemmons Village
City of Winston-salem
City of High Point City
Carolina University
Carolina Christian College
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